wktimer1
Work timer
Usage
wktimer [-FHiqs]
[-A
name]
[-D
name]
[-L
[name]]
[-S
name]
[-W
name]
[-t
file]
Overview
wktimer provides a small timestamping utility with second-granularity. Useful to record your time as a Consultant.
Options
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-A name -
Create timer or restamp an existing timer's start time.
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-D name -
Delete given timer.
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-F -
Flush timer table (delete all timers).
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-H -
Do not show header when printing the table with -L.
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-L [name] -
List specific timer (or all timers if no name given).
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-S name[,name...] -
Stop timer(s).
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-W name -
Switch to timer (deactive all timers and resume given timer).
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-X name[,name...] -
Stop timer or extend an existing timer's stop time.
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-i -
Show I-Start when printing the table with -L.
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-q -
Be quiet.
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-s -
Show Cumulative and Elapsed time in seconds.
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-t file -
Use timer file (rather than ~/.timers).
Notes
Restamping the start mark of a timer will add the elapsed time to the cumulative count.
Restamping the stop mark of a timer will extend the elapsed time (and thus, cumulative time) to "now".
Releases
4 releases since Debian 10 (Buster); the text changed 2 times.
-X since Debian 13 (Trixie).